Cover Page

Preface

Introduction

Breeches, Blouses, and Skirts

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Bibliography

Notes

Appendix A

Appendix B

Appendix C

National Park Service Uniforms Breeches, Blouses, and Skirts 1918-1991	Number 4
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Historian Guides, Independence National Historical Park, 1961. These three women were the first of the new breed of women interpreters, known as "Historian Guides." They joined the ranks of the other women in the National Park Service wearing the 1961 Pattern uniform. Left to Right Judith Rhodes, Margaret "Peg" C. Ciborowski, Ruth Friday. NPSHPC/INDE#12856

Anne L. Bowes, Biscayne National Park, c.1964. Bowes shows that even though trousers were not authorized for women, they were worn on occasions when needed. She is also wearing the arrowhead pin "in lieu of" badge. NPSHPC - M. Woodbridge Williams photo - HFC#64-BIBA-?-11

National Park Service Park rangers now serving at Walnut Canyon National Monument. Left to right: Art Clark, Tempe, Arizona; Bryan Pittman, Ackerman Mississippi, Kenneth A. Walker, Flagstaff, Arizona; James L. Ellis, Flagstaff, Arizona; Marion J. Riggs, Park Ranger (Archeologist), permanent employee at Walnut Canyon; Phillip L. Jones, San Diego, California; John W. Ray, Supervisory Park Ranger, permanent employee at Walnut Canyon; and Robert R. Buckner, Flagstaff, Arizona. Seasonal Rangers Pittman, Jones, and Buckner live at the Monument. Riggs is wearing the 1962 uniform with the green plastic nametag, small Arrowhead patch and small Arrowhead pin "in lieu of badge". NPSHPC - HFC#98-15

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